Sentence examples for exploring the legacy of from inspiring English sources

In the coming months, Imani will work on a project, Data Interrupted, exploring the legacy of the 1994 Rwandan genocide on the availability of weather and climate data.

He is a young American poet who, in 2004, is spending a fellowship year in Madrid; his project is "a long, research-driven poem" exploring the legacy of the Spanish Civil War.

These were some of the questions raised by the program, organized by Melinda Ring as part of Judson Now, Danspace Project's series exploring the legacy of the 1960s experimental collective Judson Dance Theater.

Paines Plough are at Assembly Roxy in Edinburgh tonight, with Sabrina Mahfouz's With a Little Bit of Luck, a play with music exploring the legacy of UK garage, touring this week in Sheffield, Lincoln, Bordon and Falmouth.

The Early Buzz Louise Jury may have got a little carried away when writing in the Evening Standard that "Award-winning director Rupert Goold is to court controversy with a theatrical spectacular exploring the legacy of 9/11 on its 10th anniversary.

However, my experiences as director of the Science Museum from 2007-10, exploring the legacy of technical innovation on public display and held in its reserve collection, and of working with engineers on space projects during the exhilarating era of the 70s and 80s, convinces me that human ingenuity is unbounded and that technological advances can be very rapid.

In his first major museum show, Johnson debunks the idea of a monolithic African-American identify by exploring the legacies of black intellectuals and pop figures in a variety of media.

– SLIPPAGE: Performance|Culture|Technology, in association with Duke Performances, announces the one-day symposium, ACCUMULATIONS: Exploring the Legacies of Trisha Brown.

The new schedule also features a number of themed shows, such as the low end-focused "United States of Bass", "Music in Film" for cinephiles, and "Counter Intelligence", exploring the legacies of influential record stores around the world.

Candace Allen – who was there – explores the legacy of a day, and a vision, that endure.

Philosopher Irving Singer explores the legacy of three film directors whose writings provide insights into their art.